Work Samples

A slide deck that supported a presentation to a wide audience of prospective clients and those with responsibility for managing content in a website, helping them understand content construction practices to support accessibility.

Draft notes for development and collaboration, exploring potential site map models, graphic design directions, taglines, color palettes, and other aspects of design to be developed.

Compiled informal notes exploring key aspects of early design exploration, including potential main navigation models, brand artifacts, textures, accents, and taglines.

Informal materials relating to exploration into site maps, site positioning, taglines and keywords, and graphics directions for an upcoming project.

A key deliverable describing user studies conducted and content analysis completed, including methods, findings, and recommendations.

A slides-based project update aimed at high-level stakeholders and project sponsors, summarizing user research activities, site analysis, findings and recommendations, and initial low-fi designs.

A narrative report describing project context, intended functionality, in and out of scope details, and other factors to support upcoming implementation work.

A slides presentation that walks the client through analogous research and design exploration in order to establish the creative direction for a new website.

An excerpt of a larger graphic design that provides card styling, layout, and presentation of an intended interactive feature for the client's website.

A graphic depiction of the full site map for the client's website, showing the hierarchical positioning of individual pages and the parent-child relationship between pages.

An org chart-style diagram that reflects the finalized site map for the client's site.

A site map diagram that specifies the content organization established through information architecture analysis and design.

An organizational diagram depicting the final site map for the client's website.

Multiple models for a client's information architecture and the initial model for the main navigation of their site.

A grayscale page design that shows anticipated content handling, page layouts, and functional elements to support usability for the client's website.

A grayscale page design reflecting recommended content management, layout, and function to support usability for the client's website, focused on the main menu presentation.

A grayscale page layout showing anticipated content for an intranet landing page, representing exploration into new content and presentation.

A grayscale homepage and interior page designs that show anticipated content handling, page layouts, and functional elements to support usability for the client's website.

Grayscale designs reflecting recommended content management, layout, and function to support usability for the client's website, with multiple options included.

Grayscale homepage designs at desktop and mobile that show anticipated content handling, page layouts, and functional elements to support usability for the client's website.

Grayscale homepage designs at desktop and mobile that show anticipated content handling, page layouts, and functional elements to support usability for the client's website.

Various representations of desktop and mobile designs for homepage and interior pages, reflecting an updated site map and key user workflows and functional access.

A slide-based presentation providing comparative analysis and observations relating to the client's future site relative to similar and analogous sites found across the web.

A text-based report describing processes, observations, learnings, recommendations, and anticipated functionality required for the client's website.

A comprehensive text-based document that captures key details about the project's genesis and background, enumerating key problems to solve, current strengths and opportunities, prioritized audiences and anticipated features.

A written reference document defining key parameters meant for editors and content creators, describing proper tone, reading level targets, and technical aspects of writing for the web.

A slide presentation outlining a content organization study (tree test), and summarizing recommendations relating to the site map.

Slides that report on the process, findings, conclusions and recommendations associated with a tree test study aimed at evaluating an information architecture.

A slide presentation outlining the data collection, results, and recommendations from a tree test, which is a content organization study.

Realistic representations of different user types relevant to the services and industry of the client, to ensure functional and design priorities reflect the needs of target users.

Representations of key audience demographics used to validate functional and organizational choices in the client's website.

A text-based planning document to document and collaborate on research methods, planned questions, and scripting.

A slide presentation analyzing user tasks that had been tested using a prototype.

Comprehensive slide-based report summarizing findings from multiple user research studies.

A reporting of multiple user research studies that had been conducted, including background information on the methods applied, the scale and scope of research conducted, intended goals, questions and prompts involved, responses, results, and conclusions.

A graphic that depicts key user workflows for functionality being planned for the client's website, describing the role of the website in an enhanced future state.

A visual workflow artifact describing two different methods for handling courts hierarchy in the client's website.

One of a two-part training series that educates content managers on updated content strategies, tone of voice goals, and processes to maintain a newly designed site.